Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-03-06

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Julius Schwab, is for rent.
j. /. Crippen has taken up the paste
brush once more, and is now ready to do
paper hanging.
The annual hop of the NIontefiore Society
occurs at the Globe House on Wednesday
evening. 1t will be the event of the sea-
son. LaRoche will furnish the music.
A large sign has been put on the front
of the Ohio Valley stables.
Just wait until you see the Knights OF
Pythias out in their new uniforms
The wind blew down the sign which s.
o. Cummins had stretched across the street
from his place of business.
Business in the c.. & p. yard has in
creased so as to necessitate the Use OF two
engines.
Communion services in the Episcopal
Church to-day.
A farewell social was given Rev. Il. NJ.
Brown on Friday night.
One of II prominent dry goods men on
Belmont street talks of selling out and go
ing West.
A. Mcclellan has opened n candy store
near the pOstOfice, and is doing a pretty
good business.
There is a gang o. small boys in this city
who have imbibed yellow back literature
TO such an extent that it has embroidered
them to do acts daring in the extreme.
The rang consists of about ten boys who
are well known about town and whose
ages range from ID to Is years. For the
past two years these chaps have been pill
lering everything they could handily get
in their possession. The success that has
met their efforts can be Judged from the
fact that during the last year they have
manASed TO 80 through u number Of pri-
vate dwellings and several prominent
stores, ut each place securing considerable
plumber for their trouble. Once or
twice the law has managed To
lay it's hands on several ofthe boys, but in
each instance their Inherited smartncss has
saved them 4 penalty. But every lane
has It's turn and every dog has his
day Little children will continue to
lose their money banks, %unguardcd coal
houses their contents, etc, etc, but there
will come u day of reckoning. 1t would
be we'll for these Young Americas l."
take time by the fOrclock and reform, as
their names are known and they will be
arrested the first time their actions look
suspicious.
Miss Emma Obberman, Of Wheeling, was
the guest of Mrs. NJ. Carnes last week.
Donald Mcdonald, who has been work
ing in Cambridge, is home.
Miss Annie Miller, of V~allOnia, has gone
to Delaware, o., 10 reside with her
brother.
There will be several children baptised
at the South Bcllaire NJ. +. Church this
morning.
A pound party was held ut the Church
OfGod for the benefit of the pastor.
Miss Annie Camp and Miss Maggie Me
Guire leave To. morrow to visit friends in
the country.
John Seabrook, of Rodefer Bros, is off
work on account Of Il heal on his hand.
Mrs. DIR. Stccrc is still very low.
The new rooms of the Choral Society
are in the building Of A. Klotz, on the
third floor.
The Immoral J. n" will lecture here
this week.
Hot coffee at the polls tomorrow.
Mrs. Charles Sheets has returned from a
visit to MOundsville.
Prot. Armstrong will give a musicale
sometime this month.
John Xilch's new residence west of town
is nearing completion.
The Second ward voting place will be in
George lIaney's room.
Ii would save Il great deal of trouble if
IL city used Standard time.
There were a good many drunken indi-
viduals on the streets yesterday afternoon
and last night, and q number were arrest
ed.
W. Il. DuttOn was called to the bedside
of his mother, who is very i'll at her home
near Emerson, O.
The school entertainment on Thursday
and Friday evenings will be a rare treat
for those who attend.
j. c. Cox got the gold watch in the con
test for the A. NJ. +. church.
\ fellow who hOurished a revolver down
in the Second ward was arrested after Off
Ger Johnson chased him rs far rs the stock
pens.
Mrs. w. C. DanfOrd was the guest of
Miss Jennie Kelly last week.
Thecase of John +. Kelly against the
Columbia club, which was to have come
up at st. Clairsville yesterday, was dis
missed by the Judge.
Rev. Mr.. Thyholdt, of Illinois, will
preach in the Second Presbyterian church
to-day.
JOS. Bates has gone to Pittsburgh on
business.
The Prohibition County Convention
meets in st. Clairsville on the 18th.
W. +. Snivcly is home from a Southern
trip.
Miss Ida Sherman, the reviyalist, is in
the city aiding the temperance folks.
s. K. Wells, Of MasSillon, is in the city
seeing friends.
Three more school months.
The employees of the c., l.. 4 W. road
were paid on Friday,
The next teachers examination will he
held ut GAINESVILLE.
"a Cold Dag" will he the next attrac-
ton at the theater.
Rev. n. :. lI0ey will not be able to re-
sumo his pastoral charge before April LIST.
G. +. Lingo, of this county, guard at the
Ohio PcnitcntiaTy, rs resigned.
Rev. r.. F. Kccler will preach in Mar
tins Ferry this afternoon.
Mr.. ScanlOn is running the i. & q. din
ing car during the illness of Mr.. Heckrottc.
The mOulders' strike remains unchanged.
As it is now, the manufacturers ask that
the men agree on a price of wages for one
year, so ms 10 enahle them to see their way
clearly to take large contracts. The men
say this constitution and. bylaws forbid
this. The workmcn ask that the manu-
EacturerS fix n scale OF prices for every
part of n stove, which has been refused
them. Several interested parties think
the strike will he settled in a few days.
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